New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-06-29

Fourth Of July goods will be sold at
bed rock prices by Chas. Z. Roos.
| Mrs. j. Klossner and Miss C. Blass
took in Sleepy Eye last Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Westphal. of St. Peter.
has been visiting here for few days.
Mrs. Hellriegel, OF Chaska, is visiting
with her mother, Mrs. E. Bogen.
| Balloting for the location of the Sol
diers' Home will begin at the State
Capitol at 10 a. m. to-day.
The New Ulm Sportsmen's Club will
hold its quarterly meeting at Hunters
Rest next Sunday afternoon.
Seine of the corn6elds in the western
part of the county were slightly nipped
by frost lastweek. not enough, however,
to cause serious damage.
Mr.. Johp Huiras, of Sleepy Eye, re
turned from St Paul without finding
his sister, Mrs. Kuelbs, who disappeared
several weeks ago.
Miss Hermine Muehlberg and sister,
daughters of Capt. Muehlberg of the
Carver Free Press, are visiting friends
IN this city.
State Treasurer Bobleter Saturday
sent to New York $4,000 in Tennes-
see bond coupons for collection and
$38, 900 upon warrant of Auditor Bra
den in payment of interest on bonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Senator Peterson, of
New Ulm, accompanied by their daugh-
ter, are in town visiting their brothers
Ed. and Hi. George. -P1PEsToNE
COUNTY STAR.
At the Rochester band convention
held last Friday, Red Wing took the
prize in the first class-no competitor.
In the second, Spring Valley first, Cam
non Falls second, Marion third.
Julius Westinghouse, formerly citi.
zen Of this city, but now in charge of
the tank of the c. & N. W. R'y near
La nberton, has been granted an in
crease of pension.
Mr.. John Gyra of this city, father-in-
law of Mr.. Jacob Loesch, died last
week, exactly 81 years of age. Mr..
Gyra was one of the Oldest men, if not
the oldest man, in our county. He
served as q soldier in the Napoleonic
wars, in 1918 and 1914.
Married, Tuesday. June %, at the
residence of MIR. Frank Huelskamp, bv
Rev. B. Reinhart, Miss Annie Schreier
to Mr.. Frank HuelSkamp iun.. and Miss
Rosa Huelssamp to MIR. Anton Gereiy,
all of West Newton.
Mr.. Boesch, of New Ulm, was in town
last week looking over the new hotel,
and says the work will very soon be
finished, when they intend having a
grand opening. MARSHALL NEWS
MESSENGER.
While at Sleepy Eye last Saturday we
visited Prof. Canes tensorial establish
ment in the addition built to the Lake
House, and found everything in good
trim. The Prof. is as jovial as ever.
and the work done in his shop is war
ranted to give satisfaction.
Judging from the events of the past
two weeks, it would seem that .Get
married, young mani has become the
watchword among our West Newton
neighbors. Last week two couples were
joined in holy wedlock, and yesterday
two more couples submitted to the same
operation. Who is next?
A four-year-old son of William Mon
the, of Waseca. while playing on the
railroad track at that place Thursday
afternoon, was run over by the cars
and badly crushed. Both legs were
broken, the right one in three places,
and his face badly torn. His injuries
were dressed, and there is some pros
pect of his recovery.
The old settlers reunion held at NJ.
Ryan 5 grove nearSpringfeld lastT Thurs
day was quite a success. Between sew
en- and eight hundred persons were in
attendance. There was instrumental
and vocal music, and number of
speakers gave utterance to sentiments
particularly interesting to old settlers.
Among those who spoke were Hon. j.
w. Jones and J. S. G.. Homer of Red
wood County, Rev. w. F. S. Chester
and j. J. Ray.